LATEST TELEGRAMS.

Te Aroha News, Volume VII, Issue 477, 4 June 1890, Page 2

LATEST TELEGRAMS.

(By Electric Telegraph): (FROM OUR OWN CORRESrONDBNT).; LATEST FROM AUCKLAND. / THE CUTTER ROSE BLANCHE. AUCKLAND, Last Night.j It now transpires that the cutter Rose Blanche, in which Aubrey Bros, lost their lives, was capsized at sea in a gale. -- , Yv i DROWNED AT WHANGAREJ. James Beaver fell over Whangairei Wharf at night and was drowned. d roppetTde AD, 1 | -I John Miller, formerly a nightwatchman at Hokianga sawmill, dropped dead at Port Albert to-day. AUCKLAND SUPREME COURT. At the Supreme Court to-day John Whittinghnm, charged with forgery and uttering, was sentenced to six month’s 1

imprisonment. COMMITTED SUICIDE. Amy Hudson, of Warkwnrth, com ■•fitted suioMj by hanging herself with a clothesline. i. THE WELLINGTON TIMES. The Wanganui Herald states that it hears on first-class authority that Sir Julius Vogel will shortly arrive in the Colony to take op the editorship of the New Zealand Times. THE NE W PLY MOUTH MURDER. In connection with the New Plymouth murder, the jury were locked up all night, and at ten o’clock this morning the foreman said they were still unable to bring in any other verdict than one that deceased was wilfully murdered, and that suspicion rested on the accused. The Coroner said lie must record that as an open verdict. The foreman protested against the verdict being taken as an open one. At two o'clock this afternoon as the jury could not agree they were released, without finding a verdict, hut were hound over to attend the Supreme Court at the next criminal sittings. ■*